The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-02

grown tie capacity of its old quarters that larger
house became a necessity Newcomb Place has been
secured by Miss Mold. and the longer vacation was
gwen that the move might be made during the alb
sence OF the pupils Miss Eddy returns next Monday
Society.
An enjoyable New Years party was given by Misses
Emma Schowe and Mole Heitz, at the latters home
Mrs Sallie D. Vajen will give progressive euchre
party tomorrow evening in honor of her guest Miss
Somers, of Louisville.
Misses Ella and Daisy Malott will give party on
Wednesday evening to quite a number of friends
Inc day IS the birthday anniversary of Miss Daisy.
Eleven young misses celebrated their annual re.
union at the home of their Sunday-school teacher
Mrs: g. Carter, last Tuesday, by an old-fashioned
candy pulling.
The members of the Cheer-up Club, on New Years
eve went out in seghs to the residence of Miss Pearl
woods south of the city, and returned just in time
IL club composed of the leading Young folks of the
Seventh street NJ Z. Church.
Miss Louise Igoe. of indianapolis wellknown
young ladies, will be married on the 25th Of this
month, to Mr.: Robert Miller, of Akron, O., member
OF the Miller Manufacturing Company and brother
ln.aw to T. A. Edison, the electrician. The ceremony
will be performed at Roberts Park Church.
Misses Emma and Linnie Oliver entertained the
Galaxy Euchre Club New Years eve Dancing was
the order of the evening. Mrs. j. H. Billingsley
Misses Strahan. Curry. Shower. Barkis, Hutchngs
Merl and Messrs Bilingaley, Mcvey, Jordan, Hos
hour, Merl Smith and Williams were among those
present
On New Years eve a very pleasant surprise was
given Miss Pearl Woods who resides south of the
city, by a sleighing party among whom Misses
Jessie and Matte Rothrock Ida aud Maggie Stumph,
Jessie Lester, Romeo Ennis and Ada Lowe and
Messrs Woods Elmandorf, Boaz, Mason, Will and
Harry Kershner and Gail Lester
There will be reunion of the Carrier History class
on Tuesday evening at 73O o'clock, at the residence
Of Mr., and Mrs. w. W. Wooden, No. s2s North
Pennsylvania street. Mrs. A. I'll. Carrier will lead
the conversation which will be the subject of
Rome with which Mrs Carrier is familiar on account
of her recent visit to that old city.
The Letter carriers Social Club will give enter
tainment at Pfafiin Hall Monday evening assisted
by Miss Anna Abromet, Mrs. j. j. Cole, Mrs. Leon
Bailey, Miss Anna Lutz, Miss Bertha Meredith P. j.
kelleher, Professor McAvoy and Miss Nellie Smith
Rev. J. 8. Jenckes will make the opening address
The entertainment will be followed by dancing.
On Wednesday evening Mr. James II. Billingsley
was married to Miss Nellie Hutchings at the North
Baptist Church, Rev. r. E. Neghbors of1ici ating
After the ceremony few invited guests assembled at
the residence of the bride and partook of elegant
| supper. The happy couple the recipients of
numerous elegant presents. Mr. and Mrs Billngsley
| have gone to housekeeping on Broadway
The marriage of Miss Jennie Comingor and Mr..
the residence of the brides sister Mrs Fred Sickles
| on North East street. The ceremony performed bv
Rev; Mr.. Rawls of Hall-pace Church, was witnessed
by the relatives and few ntm ate friends of the
! lily. Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN. have gone at once to
housekeeping, on North Tennessee street.
On last Friday evening about forty of Mr.. and Mrs
Woodards friends took possession of their home on
College avenue during their absence and spread a
feast which was very much enjoyed by those who par
took OF it. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Bremen, Mr.. and Mrs. Matlock Mr. and Mrs
Brouse. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, ur. and Mrs. Lee Mr.
and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Holland, Mr. and Mrs.
Pearson Mr. and Mrs McCune Mr. and Mrs Georoe
b. Walton and Miss Gertie Miller.
| On last Wednesday, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ at St Pat
rick Church Mr.. Thomas Burns, of Nashville, Tenn
and Miss Hannah Buckley, of this city were united
| in marriage, Rev. d. ODonaghue officiating. After
the ceremony at the church wedding breakfast was
served at the residence of the brides mother No 80
Lord street Mr.. and Mrs Burns lef. an evening
| pfOpa to tho hnrna oT+
mantown, this State. after which they will go to
Nashville, Tenn, their future home
A very ENJOYABLE surprise party rendered Misses
Matte and Allie Sweet on last Friday evening at
their home on North Alabama street. The evening
was spent in playing games pulling tafy and in Civ
ing the new year hearty welcome. Excellent vocal
music was furnished by the Our Four Quartet Those
| present were Misses Blanche Miller Cuba Sweet Ger
! trude Haulck, Avis Morgan and Lily Hauck Messrs.
TT9ear SInniiuI n Sroert Ashorook victor Vinson
| James Manu. William Clark Mr.. Neal, Bert Gadd
and Harry Lane.
The Equal Suffrage Society has organized itself into
political science club and will, during the current
each month. to the study of the principles and meth
DDS of government All members of fine society will
, ba enarge anyone not member
Our Government" by Jesse Macy. will be used as
the textbook The subject for the first meeting will
/ be: The Purposes of Government" leader will
| be appointed for each meeting. Mrs May Wright
Sewell will lead the discussion on Monday Jan. 3.
The meeting will be hold in the parlors of the w G.
L. u, Pennsylvania street. II will begin a. 3 O'Clock
Pm. Twenty minutes will be occupied by business
The lesson will begin PROMPTLY at 500.
The largest reception of the past week was given bv
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Atkins and daughters on Friday
evening at their elegant home, No. 666 North Merd
ian street The assistants In dispensing inequalities
were Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Atkins Mr. and Mrs. ". III. Porter. The guests were
invited to refreshments by Mrs. May Wright Sswall
| Mrs. George L. Evans Mrs. Charles P. Jacobs and
| Mrs. W. Z. Bingham. The decorations were elaborate
and tasteful. In each of the large doors were por
there's of smilax, caught back with large bows of vel
low satin ribbon, while in this upper part of each of
the single doors lattice of
smilax. with fringe of the The mantels were
banked with plants several in the diff
ferent In the hall a large punch bowl
filled with lemonade. The hostess a handsome
black velvet dress train, with garniture of point
lace Miss Atkinss dress of vince olored duchess
satin, train. with skirt of satin and plush stripe
She carried bouquet OF roses Miss Mary Atkins
wore an elegant costume of Nile green shell pink
silk, en- train, and decolete corsage. Her bouquet
was OF pink roses. Among the guests Mayor
and Mrs. Denny, Professor and Mrs. w. w. Grant,
Mr. + L. Sewall. Mr.. ard Mrs. +. II. lowering Mr.
and Mrs. g. P. Jacobs Mr.. and Mrs ID. V Burns
Mr. Gus Gladding and mother, of Memphis: Mr. and
Mr.. Courtlahdt Van Camp and guest Mrs. s. D.
pajen- Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wulsn Governor an d
Mrs. l. Z. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Cooper and
daughters. and others. At midnight there were a
number of guests who remained and all Joined in
singing Aud Lang Syne." making fitting finale to
fhaap ia ain